Asia's largest aerospace museum

Founded just last year, the aerospace museum has become a tourist attraction attracting thousands of visitors each year to Jeju Island, South Korea.

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Jeju Air Museum operates as a large amusement park for visitors. This is a place for visitors to learn and participate in short courses in aviation. With an area of ​​more than 329,000m ² and accommodating more than 3,000 people, this is considered as Asia's largest aviation museum.

Inside the museum, visitors can find artifacts related to the history of aviation and the world universe.In particular, you can learn about the history of the Korean aviation industry through the aircraft models displayed here.The stories of astronauts and space are also vividly recreated in the museum.

Visitors can take the 'backward time' journey to 13.7 million years ago to explore the early days of the universe and interesting information about the solar system, galaxies and vast black holes.

The museum also gives visitors the experience of touching meteors, sitting in the real cockpit of the aircraft and exploring space through 3D models.

In this museum, more than 30 used aircraft, 270 meteorites, 88 satellite models and missile warheads are displayed.In addition, the museum has a large hall displaying aviation activities.

In order to facilitate visitors, the museum offers day tours and two-day-one-night tours applied in the summer.Guests will experience a night at the museum to see the scenery of the night sky.Besides classes are for children and students who want to study.

The museum is open to visitors of all ages.However, the testing courses are not for children under 8 years old.Tour price for the museum ranges from 11,000-15,500 won (210,000 - 300,000 VND).

As Asia's largest aviation museum, management wants to boost Korea's progress and efforts in aerospace technology.This will be an ideal place for visitors to learn more about the changes of the aerospace industry over the past several decades.